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The open space at the intersection of the Munsterbeek stream in Bilzen lies in a landscape where natural stream valleys and rural tranquility seamlessly intertwine. It's a place not made of concrete or buildings, but rather a natural link in the fabric of water, forest, and farmland. The Munsterbeek, one of the many streams in the valley, flows through this area and is part of a larger network of rivers and streams that form the valley structure of the humid Haspengouw and Kempen regions. What makes this area special is not a monument or a major landmark in itself, but the spatial openness itself—meadows, meandering streams, the edges of the Munsterbos forest, and the soft relief of the landscape—which together create a sense of freedom and connection with nature. The region's spatial vision explicitly emphasizes the importance of such open spaces for water storage, nature development, and the ecological structure around the Demer and its tributaries, such as the Munsterbeek. Along the Munsterbeek stream, for example, you can see how the province is taking steps to allow the water to meander more naturally, which not only benefits biodiversity but also creates a landscape that breathes and creates space. The stream's old meanders have been restored so that the stream can once again follow its original curves and the banks support a richer ecosystem. Around this open space are other green elements, such as the Munsterbos, a large woodland area that is part of the Hoge Kempen National Park and marks the transition between different landscapes. Here you'll find numerous hiking trails, ponds, and streams that, together with open grasslands, form a continuous network of nature and tranquility. This open space along the Munsterbeek stream is therefore not an isolated spot with a name on a sign, but a landscape to experience: a place where water follows its own course, where nature is given space to breathe, and where walkers or cyclists can escape the urban rhythm for a moment and feel the connection between earth, stream, and horizon.

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A nice place to take a break

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many walking opportunities, with the opportunity to have a drink and/or a bite to eat.

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Kattevennen is an enchanting nature and recreation area that serves as one of the gateways to the Hoge Kempen National Park. This idyllic area offers a variety of activities for nature lovers and families. Central to Kattevennen is the Cosmodrome, a fully domed planetarium that takes visitors on a visual journey through space. The shows are a fascinating way to explore the universe, while the stargazing experiences at the observatory offer an unprecedented view of celestial bodies through a powerful telescope.

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Kattevennen is a nature and recreation area located east of Genk, between the city centre, Zutendaal and Sledderlo. There is a reception gate with tourist, sporting and educational attractions.

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Beautiful place to find some peace, sssstttt

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In the Maten you will find a piece of authentic wine landscape with beautiful ponds, connected by heads and tails. It is the area par excellence for bird lovers, as the Wijers are a breeding area for numerous water and songbirds. The Augustijnenvijver is a stopping place for countless birds during bird migration. The routes connect Genk with Diepenbeek and guide you past the ponds of the Maten to the Diepenbekerbos.

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Bornebos (Kattevennen) is one of the five gateways to the Hoge Kempen National Park. Limburgs Landschap vzw started purchasing here in 2011. The area is spread over the municipalities of Genk and Zutendaal. More specifically, it is located between the hamlets of Terboekt, Gelieren-Neerzij, Wiemesmeer and the Oost-Limburg Hospital. The domain is characterized by its wooded environment. These are mainly coniferous stocks with some heathland remains. If you look carefully, you will find some juniper thickets here and there. The small stream valley of the Dorpsbeek, a side stream of the Stiemerbeek, is located in the northern part of the area. Today, the domain is best known for its Europlanetarium, one of the six active Flemish public observatories. Today it is also an important recreational resort with numerous tourist, sporting and educational attractions. The name Kattevennen is reminiscent of the English “cattle”, which means cattle, and the former fens that existed in the area in which many typical plants and animals could thrive. Unfortunately, the fens, the typical heathland and the shepherd with his sheep have all but disappeared today and Limburgs Landschap vzw wants to restore this as much as possible.

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